Apple iPod Nano review

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Our Verdict

It's still a strong contender, but lack of features count against it

For

Great looks

Good storage

Against

Low on features

No drag and drop

The Nano is a stunning piece of aesthetic design.

Unfortunately like having a Ferrari that's tethered to its favourite petrol station with a steel cable, you're stuck with either iTunes or slightly clunky third party apps to manage your music as opposed to simple drag and drop.

Features-wise, it's a well-tuned product with photo viewing and plenty of storage, but the lack of video support, voice recording or an FM radio, considering this is a second-gen Nano, is something of a shame.